Suitable switch for cdj 2000s

i use the linksys/cisco 5 port, works great for the last 3 years

do yourself a favor and grab one that has a major brand name on it. Linksys/Cisco, D-Link, Netgear. You'll have less headaches down the road.

So long as it's not a router or managed switch, you're fine with almost anything -- but brand names will sometimes be built better than the generic / OEM versions.

@kenfold > the Netgear FS108 is our favourite (click the image):

@Gavin> very much appreciated, im just going to order that one now. Cheers.

@ Gavin - I purchased the Netgear FS108, but I see that some people are using the GS108 gigabit switch.  Do I really need a gigabit switch?  Or with the FS108 I will be OK to operate DJ Pro Link effectivelly.

Gavin, please may you explain why the Netgear FS108 is a favourite.

If I have a laptop, 2x CDJ2000NXS + DJM900NXS, I only need 4 no. ports, so would a Netgear FS105 be suitable?

Ta.

@Eduardo > No, the FS is more than capable of handling your needs - it has never let me down yet.

@Looshus > For sure use the FS105 if you wish - I need the extra ports at times. Its a super strong, well built piece of equipment - hence why I recommend it.

Gavin, thanks.

Instead of the switch, do you have a recommended wireless router?

Most models from Netgear / Cisco / Linksys work well. I haven't had the opportunity to test a specific model just yet.

I have this one:  http://netgear.com/business/products/switches/prosafe-plus-switches/GS105E.aspx

This info is from Pioneer DJ Support:

In general, commercially available switching hubs of 100 Mbps or greater can be used.

The following switching hubs have been tested for interoperability with PRO DJ LINK:

• Allied Telesis: AT-FS708-10
• D-LINK: DES-108
• NETGEAR: GS108

(1 Octorber, 2012 Update)

http://pioneerdj.com/support/product.php?lang=en&p=DJM-900NXS&t=159

@Oakstream > Thanks for that!